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    This document contains 20 math problems with multiple choice answers for an age 6 winter 2018 mathematics competition. The problems cover a range of topics including integers, factors, products, sums, geometry, and modular arithmetic. The level of difficulty increases through the problems.

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    This document contains 20 math problems with multiple choice answers for an age 6 winter 2018 mathematics competition. The problems cover a range of topics including integers, factors, products, sums, geometry, and modular arithmetic. The level of difficulty increases through the problems.

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    MWB Winter 2018 - Group 5

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    This document contains 20 math problems with multiple choice answers for an age 6 winter 2018 mathematics competition. The problems cover a range of topics including integers, factors, products, sums, geometry, and modular arithmetic. The level of difficulty increases through the problems.

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    MATHEMATICS WITHOUT BORDERS

    AGE GROUP 6

    WINTER 2018

    Problem 1. What is the smallest natural number n for which the product 𝑛 × 0. 6 is an integer?
    A) 1 B) 3 C) 10 D) 100

    Problem 2. How many integer factors does the number 2 have?


    A) 1 B) 2 C) 4 D) 5

    Problem 3. John wrote down two integers and their product, which is a negative number, next to
    them. How many negative numbers did John write?
    A) 1 B) 3 C) 2 D) cannot be determined

    Problem 4. By how much is the sum of the negative integers that are greater than (−5) smaller
    than the sum of all natural numbers that are smaller than 5?
    A) 0 B) 10 C) 20 D) −20

    Problem 5. Which of the numbers is as greater than −10, as it is smaller than 2?


    A) −4 B) −6 C) −12 D) 4

    Problem 6. When throwing a few standard dice, it is possible to get exactly 126 different sums
    of the numbers of pips on the dice. How many dice are there?
    A) 20 B) 25 C) 30 D) 35

    Problem 7. How many digits can we replace „*” with, so that the following would be true?
    7
    −5.27 ∗ > −5
    25
    A) 5 B) 9 C) 10 D) another answer

    Problem 8. How many natural numbers are there that are smaller than 75 and are co-prime to
    75?

    1
    A) 40 B) 50 C) 60 D) 80

    Problem 9. What is the greatest possible number of cubes on the figure below? The cubes have
    been arranged in the corner of a room.

    А) 40 B) 30 C) 20 D) another answer

    Problem 10. The number 𝑎2018𝑎 is divisible by 12. What is the digit a?
    A) 2 B) 4 C) 6 D) 8

    Problem 11. The product of two integers is 6. How many possible sums could these integers
    have?

    Problem 12. Calculate the value of the expression


    10 + 13 + 16 + 19 +… + 124 – 2018.

    Problem 13. In maths, we use [x] to denote the greatest integer that is not greater than х.
    Calculate [-2.01] + [-2.017] + [2.01] + [2.018].

    Problem 14. Let А be the sum of the digits of a 2018-digit number, let В be the sum of the digits
    of А, and let С be the sum of the digits of В. Find the greatest possible value of С.

    Problem 15. In the diagram below АВСD is a parallelogram, the point М is on the side ВС, the
    straight line DМ intersects the diagonal АС at the point О, and the areas of the triangle АВМ and
    the triangle СОМ are respectively 8 sq. cm and 1 sq. cm. How many square centimeters is the
    area of the triangle АOD?

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    Problem 16. Find the smallest natural number N, such that among every N numbers there would
    be two numbers whose difference is divisible by 7.

    Problem 17. By how much are the three-digit positive and negative integers written with only
    odd digits more than the three-digit positive and negative numbers written with only even digits?

    Problem 18. Calculate the value of the following expression:


    (−1) + (−1) × (−1) + (−1) × (−1) × (−1) + ⋯ + (−1) × (−1) × … × (−1) + (−1) × (−1) × … × (−1)

    Problem 19. How many kilograms does the first of five sacks weigh, if the total weight of the
    first and the second sacks is 7 kg; the total weight of the second and the third is 9 kg, the total
    weight of the third and fourth is 11 kg, the total weight of the fourth and fifth is 8 kg, and the
    total weight of the first, third and fifth is 10 kg?

    Problem 20. A square has been made up of 25 1×1 blocks. Color one block at a time and on it
    write down the number of its adjacent blocks that have already been colored (they would be
    considered adjacent if they share a side). Once all blocks have been colored, calculate the sum of
    the numbers that have been written on the 25 blocks.

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